Any other social disaster looms after Boko Haram, says Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday raised the alarm that another social crisis looms inside the united states of america if the 2 million Nigerians
displaced through the Boko Haram sect presently in refugee camps have been no longer nicely resettled.

according to a statement by his Senior special Assistant on Media and publicity, Garba Shehu, the President spoke at a assembly he had with the arena leader of the Tijjaniya Islamic movement, Sheikh Sharif Ibn Mohammad, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

He changed into stated to have lamented the destruction of public institutions within the North-East by using Boko Haram terrorists.

“authorities is faced with the trouble of repairing colleges, fitness centres and whole towns. We need to restore their colleges and recruit instructors in any other case they will become tomorrow’s Boko Haram,” Buhari warned.

The President reiterated the importance of justice within the affairs of governance, emphasising that males and females in authority should display kindness and justice to all the human beings beneath them.

In commending the religious group for the prayers they'd rendered for three days in Yola, Adamawa kingdom for the recovery of the financial system and peace inside the united states, the President stated that the problem oil manufacturing changed into experiencing in the us of a and in the global market had compelled the imperative of agriculture on Nigerians.

“we are learning the tough way.  the mistake we made turned into to desert agriculture.  We came at a time of problem the united states of america has never experienced because the Civil conflict,” he said.

  Buhari also requested non secular leaders to steer Nigerians to embody difficult work, endurance and patience.

He assured Nigerians that his administration could not relent within the attempt to gain self-reliance and protection for the nation.

In his remarks, Sheikh Mohammad counseled Buhari’s experience of justice and subject for the people of Nigeria.

He assured the President that the Tijjaniya movement turned into in full support of the administration and could continue to hope for its fulfillment.